I know how I can do my script without a table, but that just seem like too much. I'm not sure if I need to do something like- for i,v in pairs (Parts) do ... and so on.
I'd like an explanation if there's another way too!
Here's the script:
sp = script.Parent
Parts = {"Part","Wedge","Truss","Brick","part","CornerWedge"}
sp.Touched:connect(function(hit)
if hit.Name == Parts then
hit.BackSurface = "SmoothNoOutlines"
wait()
hit.BottomSurface = "SmoothNoOutlines"
wait()
hit.FrontSurface = "SmoothNoOutlines"
wait()
hit.LeftSurface = "SmoothNoOutlines"
wait()
hit.RightSurface = "SmoothNoOutlines"
wait()
hit.TopSurface = "SmoothNoOutlines"
else
print("Condition is Not Met")
end
end)
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I'm just simply confused a bit on this, Lol. I assume I didn't do it right due to every touch, I get the else part of my script fired.
You probably want to use
if hit:IsA("BasePart") thenif you mean to check ifhitis some sort of part (it has the Surface properties) though that will always be true for theTouchedevent.